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U.S. ATTITUDE TO

FRANCO

CAUSES

SPAIN PROBLEM"

London, Oct. 1.-The British Labour Govern- Iment today finds itself in a dilemma because of the United States moves to make friends with the Franco regime in Spain.

Asked what Britain's views are on the question of bringing Spain into the Western Union defence bloc, Whitehall spokesman declared:

The policy of the Government has

ENGLISH GIRL been repeatedly defined, and

RELEASED

only last week it was again re- affirmed in the House of Com- mons that our attitude has not changed. We do not like the Franco regime and do not wish BY RUSSIANS to recognise it, and there con- sequently can be no prospect of our getting closer to Franco Spain lu order to bring the peninsuln into our defence system.”

Berlin, Oct. 1.--Joyce Kleinch, the 19-year-old English wife of a German former prisoner of war, who escaped to Berlin after the secret police in the Soviet Zone had arrested her, was tonight preparing to return home to England.

The question diplomatle quarters In London are now asking will Madrid begin to hring: pressure to proponents of closer relations with

bear on Loudon to patch up the quarrel which led to the withdrawal of the Powers' ambassadors from the Spanish capital?

Sitting in a hotel with her hus- bauit, 22-year-old Waldemar Kletsch, her 18-month-old son and four-month-old daughter, she told British military experts, among Router: "Four weeks ago, we went them the new Supreme Comman- to a dance in the town hall, and der-in-Chief of the West Europeun when four Russians heard us talk- Defence bloc, Ficki Marshal Lord Ing in English, they dragged us off Montgomery, are reported to be all in favour of adding Spain as the to the police station.

"They let us go after I had told

ixth power to the five already them Üst I WAS ROL a spy. bu included in the group-that

next

day, when my husband at work, the same four Rustin, France Belgiam, Holland

the

wis

JC-

zinns came and took me to the focni

They again Kosimandaturn, cured the of being a spy,

"When I denied their charge, they knockeit me atout, and, during a hours, naked me period of reven such questiona na; What is the Aring doing in England? Are the factories there making munitions? Where are the big army camts? new airfields been

7 built?.

Have

Day

"The Russians eventually relented

had got me, but after

home I

I

found that o Russian guard had been placed in my mother-in-law's house. My husband and I decided and we got to make a run for it away through the back door. We succeeded in reaching Berlin with nothing more than n lant of bread." -Reuter.

Bird Chased Through

Bicycle Whool Alfarobe, County Mayo (via Dublin) Det. A farmer cycling gear here was stariled to see a bird Hy frutically right through the Broken of the front wheel of his bicycle. A moment later the biye turned

Ind 6 somersault- tossed him into the ditch.

It won't leprechaun. It was cat which had been chasing the bird.---United Press

TITLE FIGHT

and Latsenbourg.

un-

UNASSAILABLE BASTION Millary stratrytists recognise that Spain would form an almost assailable bastion in Europe in the event of way. It would also prove an ideal base for landing and storage of war stock.

the

effect on the results of the next minded people swinging away from Goneral Elections, with moderate- the Labour in the belief that their pledges mean nothing.

It is difficult to see any way out for the Labour Government.

It may be," one qualifed obser- "That the altuation may Iver d

to tense that we shall be cbliged to seek friendship with remuin Spain, which could hardly neutral. That would be

Government only could enter into a military pact with General Franco, by stompeding pubile opiniau, and that would be an operation of no mean size."- United Press,

way that the Attlee

the

PROHIBITED

MARRIAGES

Californian Law

Thrown Out

Sun Francisco, Oct. 1-A Californian law prohibiting the marriage of white persons to those of negre, Mongolian, or Malayan blood was thrown out State Supreme today by the Court.

The start. declared that since the right to marry is the right to join in marriage with the person of one's choice, a law prohibiting a person from marrying a member of another race restricts his choice, thereby restricting his right to marry.

The court held the law violated the equal protection of the Laws Clause of the United States Consti- tution.

It could provide air basus for Superforts, and it is believed that the United States some time ago made known its desires in this respect.

for The problem

Atllee Cabinet is a face-saving one. Un- doubtedly Mr. Ernest Devin. the Foreign Minister, would be pre- The court directed that the Los pared in the interests of Western Angeles county clerk should issue & defence to come to an agreement | marriage licence as requested by with

Franco. Spain despite the Andren D. Perez, a white woman, distasteful nature of such a switch and Sylvester S. Davis, a negro.

"Mar- in Labour foreign policy.

Today's ruling declared:

is something rlage

more than a civil contract subject to regulation by the State. It is a fundamental right of free men."

The court split 5 to 2 on the Issue.

The minority pointed out that 29 States in addition to California had laws harring the marriage of whites to sicgroes.

But how to reconcile such a step with the repented insistence by the Socialists that there con be no rapprochement with Madrid so long an the totalitarian regime, with its record of close association with the Nazis and Fascists in the Axis, Insts?

WOULD MEAN SPLIT Political observers believe thai any gesture to Franco such as in- clusion in the West defence bloc, admission to the UN and inclusion In

Whenever challenged, the minori- ty said these inws nave been up- field as valid exercises of legisla tive power by both State and shattering Federal courts,-euter.

the Marshall Plan, would spit the Attlee Government, and it would furthermor have

FREDDIE MILLS CHALLENGES

BRUCE

WOODCOCK

Lonilon, Oct. 1.-Bruce Woodcock, recent victor over

Lee Oma, was challenged last night by Ted Broadribb to meet Freddie Mills in a title fight.

Broadribb, manager of Freddie Mills, world light heavyweight champion, today scoffed at a reported offer of US$25,000 for Mills to defend his title against Harold Johnston at Philadelphia next January.

Saying that he had seen no enlile yet, Broadribb asked "What do they take us for? Gus Lesnevich, from whom Mills won the title,

offered $150,000."

was

He and that Mills would have a holiday after his coming South African Bght with Johnny

$500,000 PAID FOR STALLION

New York, Oct. 1-The British- red stallion Alibhai, sold by the Ralph Aga Khan to Hollywood film mag- nate Louis B. Mayer in 1039 for

and then maybe the ground will

be ready for a champlonship Right $18,320, has now been sold to a

with Bruce Woodcock."-Reuter.

Player Charged With Gambling

Car-

St. Louis, Oct. 1.Former dinal pitcher Dizzy Dean con- firmed

taday

thut he has been summoned to appear before Dase- ball Commissioner A. B. Chandler to discuss his reported gambling.

Dean denled that be personally had ever wagered on the outcome of ball games, Gambling by players

is outlawed.

breeding syndicate for the record United States price of $500,000,

Allbhat, by Hyperion out Teresina, is acknowledged as the

reond greatest sire United States,

of

the

be

Coming Events In The Sports World

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LONDON FIRE... DRILL

London fremen pour water against a tower in a demon- stration of a method evolved during the war to fight incendiary, bombs. By this means, the available water supply is divided among as many hoses as possible.

Communists In Occupied

Losing Japan

Tokyo, Oct. 1.-Soviet Russia is, intensifying her campaign to discredit the Allied occupation of Japan under Gen. Douglas MacArthur because of a realisation that the Supreme Commander's action in forbidding strikes by Japanese Government labour unions has "broken the back of a Communist plot to gain control of the Japanese nation," high American authorities said today.

Belligerent Speech By

Sardar Patel

and a satellite of the USSR,

Closed Door Talks On British Loan

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The Governors closed their third annual meeting on Friday. They were expected to choose Paris as the site of the 1949 meetings and to elect M. Pierre Mendes-France of France as chairman of the two boards.

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Salution of yesterday's puzzle.-- ueled to be laid down, Patel said ning power as quickly as possible

COMPANIES ORDINANCE 1032 that Britain would cease criticising dominated cabinet. for a Communist

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10, Neocosmic; 12, Sale; 13, Sore; 14.5. c. I. Fost, Ltd." the Indian Government "or It wil

The informant traced various Enow; 10. Earn: 17, Orntion; 10, Vis; become difficult for India to main--

10, Reins; 21, Elder; 22, Aria; 23, tain friendly relations with Britain, moves which have been made.

Esoteric. Down: 1, Conserve; 2, Patel's speech reflected bitterness his country since the start of the

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Moron; 15, Ware; 17, Olls; 20, Sic. scize Communists temporarily to demnations of India's invasion

various industries Hyderabad and Foreign Secretary papers, f an effort to organise the Page 13:-

and

Solution to Skeleton Crossword on some news- Ernest Bevin's statement thereon.

of February. general Patel said that India believed in

strike non-violence first but violence it and finally the effort to carry out necessary.

strikes in key huge HOT CLEARC

comfort"

unions such as the railway

•

was

1947,

TODAY Cricket--Colony Interport XI v. The Rest, Heerelo ground, 2 pm CCC v. RAF. Happy Valley,

Lawn Bowls First Division

the saint He quoted

of Non- Gen MacArthur understood the League: IRC v. HKFC ut Sookunpoo violence, Mohandas K. Gandhi, as motive behind each of these moves (4 p.m.); Friendly: KBGC v. HKCC experienting "feelings of joy and as il

Was

made, the informant sald at Austin Road.

when he heard Royal His programme to encourage Football First Division

League: Indian Air Force,pinns dying over the Japanese people and their go- at Boundary Street; Dila House KMB v. Army

towards Kashmir.vernment to defeat these moves on Kitchee South

"A" at China

United Press. Caroline Hill; Club v. St Joseph's at

their own initiative. In times, when the Japanese government obviously Нирру Valley; Navy v. Police nt

was unable to resist Communist Causeway Bay (Kick-off at 5 p.m.).

pressure, such Second Division: Police v. Kitchee nt Boundary Street; PCA v. South Chlia at Caroline Hill; Club v. CAA

ht

February Cold Rubber

Army round Production

The world TCCONI syndicate at Happy Valley: War Dept. Chinese nrlee {s believed - to $640,000 paid In August to Mr & Myerscough, Dublin sportsman for his Irish sulllon, the Phoenix. Reuter.

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Olympic Games Romance

Dean sald he tr quently had been, asked "by millionaire oil Prague, Oct. 2.-Emil Zniopek, the friends in Texas" which teams he Czechoslovak Olympic distance star, "kes" and said they may have will be married to, Dana Ingrovn, made some bets for him.United the country's champlon women I'ress.

Javelin hurler in what flowered Into

V. Tramways | Arihy (Kowloon) v. University at Chatham Road: Army (HK) v. St Joseph's at Sookungoo; Dockyard v. KMB at Causeway Bay (Kick-off at 3.30 p.m.)

Swimming-Colony Championship Finals at Victoria Recreation Club: Men's 50 Yards Free Style, 100 Yards Breast Stroke & 300 Yards Medley Relay: Women's 50 & 440 Yards Free Style & 100 Yards Back Stroke. (First race at 9.30 p.m.). - TOMORROW

Football First Division League:

the threatened general strike. the Supreme Commander did not. hesitate to intervene personally. That was what happened in the Ashida the Cabinet recommending that Japanese workers should not be permitted

strike.

To General's letter to

Be Increased

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FAVOURABLE REACTION The reaction of the American Washington, Oct. 2.-The U.S. Re-

General people to

MacArthur's construction Finance

Corporation methods in catrolling this situation yesterday it has approved plans have been obviously favourable, ar for an increase of more percent in the production of the informant said. Editorial and other

cold rubber,"

comments have vigorously supported RFC said this rubber,

General's polley. manulac-the co tured at near freezing temperature, violence of the Moscow outburst

The Informant concluded:

"The gives about 30 percent longer millenge in tyre treads.

against General MacArthur's policy Eastern v, RAF at Caroline ; The plans, call for installing re- comes from the realisation that the An romance during the London Olym- Wan V. CAA at Caroline frigeration

USSR has virtually lost the game equipment im ; (Kick-off at 5 p.m.).

chin Japan."--United Press. Verdict In Boxer's Games

Second Division: Solicitors v. Tal-plants. Total cost will run around Both were in the Czechoslovak

government-owned synthetle rubber koo at St Joseph's (Kick-off at 3.30 US$3,500,000, officials estimated. Their frat banns were announced p.m.). Chicago. Oct. 1.--A coroner's jury

Hockey Association yeateruny,

IFC chairman Harley ise said Fixtures:

the Beth are today returned' a verillet of neel-

programme is expected to be 20, Zatopek is o

Club de Recreio v, IIK Police, King's donial death In the case of Kid

Lieutenant

year. It safel Park, 0.30 pm. RAF

Civil completed within In the Czechoslovak Dynamita, 22 year old Dominiten Army, She WDA D

from boxer who died after a prize light teacher and nurse at the Bata Shoe here Wednesday night

factory

Death Inquiry

team.

The jury, which recommended In-Press. created saferansely from barnag, natad :

niter Dynamita's manager, Tony

fghlor, that the Wednesday

Roiss, testified he warned the

night

fight with Bobby McKellar was to

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Remarkable Run On

Standard Petrol

Zandvoort, Netherlands, Oct. 1-

able achievement in motor car rac- ng on the brand new Zandvoort cir- cult where Prince Bira of Sinm recently won honours In an all- British event.

Service, King's Park, 10 a.m.; Cable it will raise the plant's production | The Dutch press reported a remark- kindergarten Wireless v. Dutch HC, King'a this "superior rubber

Park, 20 a.m.; Khalsa SC v. Uni- 21,003 to 100,000 long tons yearly versity, Sookunpao, 0.30 a.m.; Army city

The eight government plants are v. Dockyard RC, Bookunpoo, 8.30 | managed by private rubber concerns p.m.).

under a fee arrangement.' Lawn Bowls-Open Rinka Semi-

RFC furnishes the materials and finals, Kowloon Cricket Club, 4 gets the finished product which it sells to industry or makes available MONDAY

for the government's strategic stock plic.

INDIANS DROP A GAME.

Oct.

1,-Indians'

Re- Meetings-Annual General Meet

Dr Jerry Icarns of the Cook Cleveland, . County coroner's office testified that American League lead dropped to ing of the Hongkong. Football there was no evidence of a previous ue, game as they lost to Detroit ferees Association, brain injury-United Pross.

Tigers.5-3-today-United Press. Prince's Buliding, 8.15 p.m.

Room

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Cold rubber already is being made by four plants at Los Angeles, Baton

The fastest round made by Princo Rouge, Lousiana), Nogatuck. (Con- Bira in o Manaratti .(race trim, 311,necticut); and

Borger (Texas), special racing petrol) was 2 minutes, Associated Press.

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